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# Hosting on Google Meet

You can use Google Meet to stream and schedule your online event. To create a new event and get its link to use with Starstream, you need to follow these steps:

1. Go to [Google Meet](https://meet.google.com/). Make sure you are signed into the right account you will use for streaming. Click on the **New meeting** button.

![](/files/HFck9hbNTO2zaPFzrXTO)

2. From the available choices, select **Schedule in Google Calendar**.

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3. Add event title, date and time. You can find a link to the stream on this page. Click on **Save** to continue.

![](/files/Mg7krxM2jO0FxBKbtoTk)

4. You can find a link to your event in your [Google Calendar](https://calendar.google.com/), be heading to the date and time you have set.

![](/files/WMKevHvtJwU2Zc43dJ6j)

5. By clicking on the stream’s entry, you will find the stream’s link and you can click to copy it.

![](/files/WN2lkG4QAyhFQo4O76et)

You can use the link you copied with Starstream to create a new online event right away.


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